Which brokers offer the ability to make markets on the exchanges?

bettipboy · 05-10-20, 05:26 PM

Hi .. What is exactly that you ask ? In all exchanges you place your own odds and wait until (if ) matched .

HomeRun35 · 05-10-20, 09:14 PM

I was speaking in terms of using a broker, like Sportmarket, to bet on the exchanges. I was told that when betting through a broker, you only have the option of taking posted odds and not posting your own. But that wasn't true?

Alfie White · 05-11-20, 12:41 AM

Think you can post offers on Betfair and Betdaq (via SM and any other Molly for that matter if they have exchanges) on the markets that already exist on the platform, but you can't post your own offers meaning that you can't actually "Lay" anything as you would on some of the exchanges manually.

randomuser · 05-12-20, 03:50 AM

Originally posted by HomeRun35

I was speaking in terms of using a broker, like Sportmarket, to bet on the exchanges. I was told that when betting through a broker, you only have the option of taking posted odds and not posting your own. But that wasn't true?

If you want to both back and lay you need a broker that provides you with a betting exchange account.
Betinasia, for example, offers you a Betfair white label named Orbit.

gamblehappier · 05-12-20, 07:21 AM

This is not true.Actually all exchanges at brokers work the same.Use orbitxch exchange now. Betinasia offers orbitxch.

bettipboy · 05-13-20, 05:45 AM

Correct .. Orbit and many other whitelabel exchanges powered by Betfair work the same .